Too Good To Go, an online marketplace diverting food from landfills, announced Wednesday that it has expanded services to Miami.
Too Good To Go connects surplus food from local businesses with consumers who purchase that food via the app for roughly one-third of the retail price. The app has saved more than 4.3 million meals from going to waste since launching in the U.S. in 2020.
"Too Good To Go's expansion into the Miami market is an exciting one. The vibrancy of the Miami food scene makes this city well-suited to adopt our easy to use solution to ending food waste and saving money. We're thrilled to offer Miami businesses a way to earn incremental revenue from surplus food and invite all businesses to start saving with us today!" said Chris MacAulay, Too Good To Go country manager, in a statement.
Too Good To Go has partnered with over 65 food-selling businesses in the state, including bakeries, cafes, restaurants, and grocery stores. Some notable partners are Panther Coffee, Farm to Fork, Squareats, and Chocolate Fashion.
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